Mexico has 44 free trade agreements, this means any company that manufactures in the country has duty-free access to 60% of the world’s GDP. That’s why there has been economic stability in Mexico, because it produces and exports the same amount of goods as the rest of Latin America combined.

Nowadays, many foreign firms have installed factories and set up semi-independent joint venture companies to manufacture and design components in Mexico. These new corporations are operated from their foreign parent companies, function under Mexican laws and retain a sizable portion of the revenue. This has been really productive thanks to the country’s workforce.

Finally, due to the great potential Mexico has in international trade and the opening of its energy sector to the world’s market to attract foreign direct investment, the priorities will remain focused on prudent monetary and fiscal policies to create conditions for a stronger financial growth and to build a more secure nation.